40/ AUGUST 2021 THE RIDER Dr. Wendy Coren Publishes “Improving Equine Mobility”
New Book Provides Illus- trated Applications of Fascial Informed Techniques
Wellington, Florida—August 3, 2021— “Improving Equine Mobility,” a new book by Dr. Wendy Coren, provides illus- trated applications of fascial informed techniques and a step-by-step process for im- proving horses’ mobility and performance. Together with her hus-
band, Dr. David Lundquist, and son, Dustin Coren, DVM, a chiropractic veterinarian and acupuncturist, Dr. Coren is a
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familiar presence on the hunter-jumper horse show cir- cuit. She combines her 40 years of experience with up- to-the-minute research in equine fascial implications to improve equine movement for some of the sport’s biggest stars including show jumping riders Anne Kursinski and Laura Chapot and 2020 Tokyo Olympic dressage team Silver Medalist Sabine Schut-Kery. “Last year’s reduced
number of horse shows and limited travel gave me the op- portunity to write this book to help provide readers with an
understanding of how to use fascial techniques to improve equine movement,” Dr. Coren explained. “This illustrated manual provides easy-to-fol- low steps for static and motion palpation, instrument-assisted neurosensory modalities and kinesiology taping.” An amateur equestrian
all her life, Dr. Coren is certi- fied in multiple animal methodologies including cer- tifications from the American Veterinary Chiropractic Asso- ciation (AVCA), International Veterinary Chiropractic Asso- ciation (IVCA), and Veteri-
nary Orthopractic Medicine (VOM). As an instructor in ki- nesiology taping and Instru- ment Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM), she employs these techniques to improve structure and function for canine and equine popula- tions. She is also a certified Rock Tape instructor and course designer. “Dr. Coren has helped me with many of my top horses, prepar- ing them for competition, training and/or rehabbing,” said two-time Olympic Silver medalist Anne Kursinski. “Through her chiropractic, bodywork, myofascial release and taping, I have seen mirac- ulous changes in horses!” The book includes sec-
tions on: 1. Feed the Brain 2. Palpating – The Art of Touch 3. Blading – Using Fascial Tools 4. Kinesiology Taping – Appli- cation 5. Practical Applications, which reviews actual case studies
The book utilizes over
100 photographs, all taken by equine sport photographer, Sara Lee Cole, whose life with
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horses includes a decade work- ing as a veterinary technician with Dr. John Steele, DVM, the first veterinarian inducted into the Show Jumping Hall of Fame. “Wendy Coren is one of
the leading providers of equine integrative medicine in the U.S.,” said Sarah Cohen, DVM, who has served as a show jumping team veterinar- ian for the USEF. “Her clients are loyal because of her re- sults-driven approach. Wendy has meticulously studied the systems that enervate the dy- namic equine athlete.” Anita Parrondo, PT, DPT,
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an 11-year-old Oldenburg gelding lunged by Nicole Voithofer. Megan Leeper, 17, of Strathmore, AB, followed two spots behind with a score of 6.300, once again with Pli Oreille and lunger, Voithofer. “At each Junior Champi-
onships, the level and quality of vaulting has been raised and our athletes are now part of the mix, which shows the growth and development of the sport in Canada,” said Chef d’Équipe, Jeanine van der Sluijs. “The number of clubs and athletes in Canada is still relatively small but the quality of our programs has been im- proving tremendously and this
is starting to be apparent in the results of our international ef- forts. It’s an exciting time to be part of vaulting in our country as we continue to grow and de- velop the sport.” Shaina Hammond of
Delta, BC, was scheduled to compete in the FEI Vaulting World Championship for Sen- iors on Aug. 23-29, 2021, in Budapest, HUN. She has with- drawn due to injury. For more information
and full results from the 2021 FEI Vaulting World Champi- onships for Juniors, visit
https://inside.fei.org/fei/disc/v aulting/main-events/world-ju- niors-2021. Recordings of the performances can be viewed on the FEI Vaulting Facebook page
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